Pasadena reports 'rare' case of dengue virus – NBC Los Angeles
Pasadena health officials Friday reported what they call an "extremely rare" case of local transmission of the mosquito-borne dengue virus.
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Pasadena health officials Friday reported what they call an "extremely rare" case of local transmission of the mosquito-borne dengue virus.
A case of locally-transmitted dengue, the first ever recorded in California, was detected in Pasadena on Friday, according to public health officials.
The first locally acquired case of dengue virus, also known as "break-bone fever" because of the pain, was confirmed in a Pasadena, California, resident this week.
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